Jonathan Manzi: My journey through digital ethics, policy, love and fear, and intention, which started with a homeless lady in San Francisco.

Is AI always responsible for its answers and guidance? Is its undeniable brilliance balanced with a sense of accountability for its actions?  Let's find out.

A look at how bias affects AI and how to mitigate bias in A.I.

Research reveals political biases in LLM models, raising questions about transparency, data curation, and the intricate interplay between AI, bias, and human na

AI mimics systemic biases. But with ethical data, diverse teams, and responsible development, its rational capacities could counteract irrational prejudices.

Learn how developers, organizations, and users can shape ethical AI by being informed, demanding transparency, and advocating for responsible practices.

The most popular game/platform in the world shows us how some of the darkest chapters of labor history can easily repeat themselves in virtual reality.

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In this article, we will explore how the Paris Charter might backfire on journalism and discuss ways to address these challenges.

Navigating the tightrope of AI regulation: explore the impact on innovation, ethics, and progress. How much control is too much?

A mirror of humanity's fears, ethics, and evolving dialogue with Artificial Intelligence, raising questions about our future interactions.

The fear associated with strong AI is that it may perceive humanity as a threat or an inefficient agent to achieve the optimal results.

Letting AI lead workplaces has a human cost that cannot be ignored much longer.

Broadcom reverses Carbon Black divestiture

The approach SBF’s legal team are taking toward sentence mitigation makes one thing clear: the former FTX CEO has not yet accepted what he did was wrong.

This is a checklist that might help individuals and groups evaluate the use of AI in their project or work goal.